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A Modular VR / AR Protoboard Designed for 3D Printing
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DIYHMD

brian-ferraraBrian Ferrara

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An inexpensive and more accurate GPS receiver accessory for Nikon D3100 (and compatible) cameras.
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GPS Receiver for Nikon D3100 Cameras

kevinKevin

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A pen with optical text recognition that reads text aloud ... potentially helping the visually impaired
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PenOCR

brian-chenBrian Chen

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Let everyone write and test code, on the same platform, by just having an intelligent line-following table.
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Grigore - Robotics for everybody

strofostrofo

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GPS controlled nixie alarm clock with IR-receiver
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GPS Nixie Alarm Clock

tobias-rathjeTobias Rathje

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An Enigma Machine Simulator was created with an Arduino UNO and a Touchscreen LCD. Simulates Enigma I, M3, M4, the Plugboard and Uhr Switch.
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Arduino Enigma Machine Simulator

arduino-enigmaArduino Enigma

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Building our own electronic badge. ARM Cortex M3 and Arduino based
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AND!XOR DEFCON 24 Badge

zappZapp

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Audio feedback for the brain-injured who need help learning to balance again.
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Sonassist

simon-merrettSimon Merrett

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STEAM Project that combine multidisciplinary areas of technology to raise awareness around user centered design for aging populations.
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Tea Dunker STEM / STEAM Project

nickcasioNickcasio

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Visualizing the Earth's magnetic field vector in its three dimensional glory.
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3D Compass

john-leemanJohn Leeman

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A simple 4x4x4 LED cube using Arduino or any other board/MCU/CPU
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LED Cube

oleksandr-bogomazOleksandr Bogomaz

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I realized the potential to make many arcade/video games on a RGB LED Matrix. PacMan, BomberMan, and Tetris, are some games I have tried.
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LED Panel Video games.

tehaxor69tehaxor69

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Always jealous of people who could afford big Nixie Tubes, I rolled my own alternative with WS2812Bs and laser cutting!
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"Lixie", an LED alternative to the Nixie Tube

lixie-labsLixie Labs

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AVR based chess computer
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Chess Mate

danjovicdanjovic

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My attempt to make a fully customizable mechanical keyboard with integrated analog inputs
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MyHackIt

chrisbrinkerchris.brinker

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Fixing terrible spectrum (missing cyan&green) of generic white LEDs to get perfect flat spectrum and impression of blue sky in the room.
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Blue Sky + Corrected spectrum White LED fixture

mikhail-svarichevskyMikhail Svarichevsky

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Simple solution to direct solder fumes away from your workbench while remaining wireless, portable, and quiet.
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Solder Fume Extractor - Battery + USB

embeddedn8embeddedn8

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Measures wind speed via inertial sensors and rain with capacitive. Maintenance free, LPWAN, 3D printed (Not yet another AWS)
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Weather Pyramid

manolis-nikiforakisManolis Nikiforakis

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Connect up to 16 encoders on Arduino or ESP8266 board on the I2C bus!
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I2C Encoder

saimonSaimon

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Reflow oven controller based on Atmega88, 16x2 LCD, rotary encoder and thermocouple with MAX6675. One-sided pcb diy-friendly.
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Simple & cheap Reflow soldering oven

aleksander-kawczyskiAleksander Kawęczyński

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Cistercian Monk's cypher digital clock.
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MonKlock

danjovicdanjovic

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